Nobody Loves Cars More Than Polyphony Digital, and Its New Gran Turismo 7 Movie Proves It
Polyphony Digital has released a refreshed, six-minute-and-40-second opening movie for Gran Turismo 7 alongside the game’s Spec IV update. The film celebrates cars, racing and driving, highlighting the developer’s deep enthusiasm for the subject.
The original game opening ran for eight minutes, and that attention to automotive detail also appears in Gran Turismo 7’s car histories and extensive vehicle selection. Spec IV is described as one of the game’s biggest updates in years; the franchise is also marking its 30th anniversary with a themed PS5 controller planned for the coming months.
- Gran Turismo 7’s new opening film runs for six minutes and 40 seconds.
- It arrives with the Spec IV update.
- The series is celebrating its 30th anniversary.
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Gran Turismo is a long-running series of car racing games made by Polyphony Digital, a Japanese studio. The games combine racing with a large collection of real-world cars, often including information about their makers and history.
Gran Turismo 7 is the latest main game in the series, which began in 1997. Its detailed cars and driving focus have helped make the franchise a prominent part of PlayStation’s history, and its 30th anniversary reflects how long it has been part of gaming culture.